Lag anyone?
You are forgetting the fact that the bombers have laser-sighted gunsights... at least in AH... I've gotten absolutly creamed by b17's/b24's at 2.5k out... But I've learned for bombers, come in high in a ta-152, and they won't have time to shoot back.
I'm not sure what everbody else does but in order to conserve i usually start shooting at 600 out, but also is dependent on how fast the victim is coming in......also dependent on multiple enemy and your SA.<S> 999000
You are forgetting the fact that the bombers have laser-sighted gunsights... at least in AH... But I've learned for bombers, come in high in a ta-152, and they won't have time to shoot back.
dependent on how fast the victim is coming in......
You are so wrong. The buff gunsights are not laser-sighted. The principals taught at the WWII aerial gunnery camps applies here. If one takes the time to study the WWII manuals and practice applying what is in them then one can become quite accurate with the guns.http://www.oldmanuals.com/gunnery.htm is a good place to start. I bought the CD sometime ago and the principals taught in it work in AH. BJ229R understands it. There are a few forces at work here.
Its impossible, because 12mm have ~1500 meters range.
tracer range is about 1500 metters ammo flys 3000 metters also remember plane attacking bombers 6 is flying into rounds 1.5 out means ammo flew less than 1k distance unless plane was exactly same speed.
I try not to shoot until 800 or under. But I always try for 400 or less to start. Plus, it's usually not me flying, just me in the guns. So if you shoot too soon, they get pissed that you ran out of ammo. That right there's good enough reason to wait!